The Phoenix Suns on Thursday revealed their 2024-25 City Edition uniforms that call back to the Valley’s hosting of the 1994-95 NBA All-Star Game.

A “The Valley” logo is back in a new form on the jerseys after the theme’s debut before the 2020-21 season with a gradient uniform and last season’s “El Valle” City Edition twist.

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Phoenix will compliment the jerseys with a matching court that will include “modernized gecko decals from the 1995 NBA All-Star Court.”

In October, the Suns dropped a closeup shot of the waistband of some incoming uniforms, with a saguaro cactus sitting atop a star at the center.

Leaks of the full uniform kit have popped up on the internet over the past several months.

Indeed, the tops have “The Valley” in a Western-ish font that dates back to the team’s 1970s-era uniforms. The players’ numbers are layered on top of an orange star behind the numbering.

The green and orange highlights sit above the purple base of the shorts.

Both the jerseys and shorts have an orange and purple tribal step pattern running along the sides, with those green and orange seams around the arms and neckline, as well as on the waist.

When will the Phoenix Suns wear their City Edition uniforms?

The Suns will wear the look 10 times at home, the first time coming Monday against the Orlando Magic.